Update: Snap-hot on ADVFS

From: <Lee_Brewer_at_discovery.com>
Date: Tue, 28 Aug 2001 15:40:52 -0400

Admins,

Never mind... I figured it out from the other examples.

Original question:

Admins,

I downloaded the pdf concerning best practices for clone and snap-shots. The
only example listed for snap-shooting concerns an UFS file system. I am trying
to use snap shot on an advfs domain. I currently use clonefs command, so I know
about it, I am not going that route...I want the overhead to rest on the
controller. Any ideas?

Lee Brewer

Answer:

create a directory in /etc/fdmns
mkdir /etc/fdmns/clone_back

then make a link to the new drive
ln -fs /dev/<devicename> /etc/fdmns/clone_back

then mount it
mount cloneback#<oldfilesetname> /<mount point>

It works....Yeah


Lee
Received on Tue Aug 28 2001 - 19:40:23 NZST

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